Debut is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEBUT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a first public appearance in society
• perform in public for the first time
• (of a new product) be launched
• (of a company) launch (a new product)
• present for the first time to the public
• appear for the first time in public
• make one\'s debut
• make a debut
NOUN:
• denoting the first recording or publication of a group, singer, or writer
• the first appearance of a debutante in society.
• first public appearance of a performer
• A beginning or first attempt; hence, a first appearance before the public, as of an actor or public speaker.
• the act of beginning something new
• the presentation of a debutante in society
• a person's first appearance or performance in a particular capacity or role

Words related to DEBUT

debuted11 debuting12 debuts9

Words that contain DEBUT

debuts9 debuted11 debutant11 debuting12 debutante12 debutants12 debutantes13 subdebutante17 postdebutante18 subdebutantes18 postdebutantes19

How to use DEBUT in a sentence

• The course he adopted on the occasion, whether dictated by management, or the effect of accident, was, however, well calculated to attract attention to his debut as a public man.
• After this debut in speaking, he went to the exhibition for two days more, to the mutual satisfaction of all concerned.
• Contemporary press reports of the stage debut of the telephone showed pleased astonishment mixed with considerable dread.
• He could never find her just well enough prepared to make her debut.
• Therefore, when Charlie made his debut, in company with Mrs.
• I before said these masters flourished previous to the debut of Mr.
• The triumph of her debut left her strangely exhausted.
• She had made her debut seven years before, and was a singer of dramatic fire and vocal splendour, we are told.
• She made a sensational debut in concert the same year.
• Neither her debut dance nor her first proposal of sentiment equals it.
• He went to Vancouver a caterpillar and returned a butterfly, and the earthquake which accompanied his debut was equal to that which destroyed San Francisco.
• Burke made his platform debut, he was so inspired by the enthusiasm of the people, it is said, he made the greatest speech ever made in the English language up to that time.
• For the first time since her debut in the Milwaukee parlour at the age of five, this spoiled daughter of the dollar had lost sight of herself.
• It is interesting that an untried actor at his debut was entrusted with the role.
• Whatever expectations we may have had of making a sensation in the rooms were considerably damped by the awkwardness of our debut.
• It was while a member of the Athletic Club of Philadelphia that I made my debut as a billiardist in public.
• It was under this gentleman that Morgiana made her debut in public life.
• Since her debut at the Salon of 1886 she has annually exhibited important works.
• Invitations had been pouring in upon us since the delivery of our letters of introduction, and it was now the evening of our debut in Edinburgh society.
• There were plenty of anecdotes of a certain trip performed by the three, in company with a French trader and his two sisters, then making their debut as Western travellers.
• German Renaissance may be said to have made its debut under Albrecht Duerer.
• Joseph Mirouet, a singer and composer, having made his debut at the Italian opera under a feigned name, ran away with a young lady in Germany.
• We have never really made our debut in society, although we mean to forget this while we are in Washington, and to see as much of the world as we can.
• At the opening of her debut at what she imagined to be the great, yet exclusive, fashionable world, Miss Fancy was failing.
• Undignified as was his debut, his reign was one continued triumph.
• It was high time, she said, that Miss Arleigh, the heiress of Hanton, was presented at court, and made her debut in the great world.
• It was on this occasion, very soon after his arrival in town, that Douglass made his debut on the political stage.
• And when that conflagration was lighted in me about my debut, Tom did it.
• The time is September, the same September that Betty went away to Warwick Hall to teach and Lloyd began to prepare for her debut in Louisville.

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